Topic: Hello from the Netherlands

[OmegaUser]

I am Walter (OmegaUser) and drive an Opel GT roadster of 2008. I live in Alphen aan den Rijn in the Netherlands. Alphen aan den Rijn is a place in the west of the Netherlands and is between Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
The Opel GT roadster is very little sold in the Netherlands. So you see them very little on the road.

Updates so far:
- Wind deflector from Germany
- DDM Shortshifter
- DDM Backbone Brace
- DDM "Venom Brace"

Some photos:

Rotterdam harbor; First ride after I bought my Opel GT:


Coffee stop during a nice ride near my hometown:


My garage:


Another view. I changed the license plate to a small American license plate. In the Netherlands officially not allowed but this is much nicer. For this I used a holder of a Porsche Boxter:

[Critterman]

Very nice ride and pictures.  Great garage

[KappaSky]

Welcome. Nice picturess.
How are the availability of parts for your car there?

[Sly Bob]

Very nice OmegaUser. The car looks great and welcome to Kappa Performance. How long have you had the car now?

[OmegaUser]

Thanks to all,
I am very happy with my garage. I searched for it for a long time and two years ago finally found it.


@RedOne07
That is coincidental, I seems the same location in the port of Rotterdam. The small license plate is indeed only allowed in the Netherlands if you have the 18.2 code in the car papers. Unfortunately, I will not get this for my Opel GT.

@KappaSky
The parts supply is in the Netherlands pretty good for the usual parts such as brake pads, brake discs, spark plugs etc. It is already more difficult when you need a new clutch plate (this part is no longer available in Europe) or for example a new passenger present sensor.
Fortunately such parts are still available in the USA or else you have to find a different solution, see: http://www.kappaperformance.com/forum/index.php/topic,11751.0/topicseen.html.

@Sly Bob
I have my Opel GT for about a year now and I am still very enthusiastic about the car.